Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2016 2:51:29 GMT
o f t h e v e r d a n t s e c r e t
Kysannis lay draped and tangled on a tree branch, sleeping on an archway above a paved path. She had her head slightly tilted upwards, towards the sunlight, appreciating the full shine. She could feel her energy building as she absorbed the light through photosynthetic powers gifted to her through her heritage of both Light and Earth. It was these these times of the centuries that were her favorite.
She loved the Forest, mostly because of the beauty woven by the domed branches, and the natural peacefulness of the Earthen lands. She wouldn't ask to live anywhere else. Not in her wildest dreams would she want to step foot on Eien's rotten, dead territory, nor Akhil's dark tunnels. The Ice territory was just plain cold, and the Fire territory too hot. No, the Earth domain was just right, and it blended all climates and components of the universe beautifully, creating an element that had its own unique qualities.
But Kysannis wasn't one to lounge around too much, either. After all, she had aimed to get out of this place when she was younger. She was still quite young, in fact. Although she had come back and chosen, after exploring the world, the Earth Territory to be her sanctuary and homeland, the spirit of adventure never died within her. And now she was yearning to fly again.
Her ears pricked as they picked up the most subtle of footsteps. Occasionally, an animal would dart down the path, and she would watch it, amused, as it skittered by beneath her, frantically trying to find its home or another safe zone. A predator would sometimes be chasing a poor animal. Kysannis did nothing to intervene. It was Nature at work, working to harmonize the world. It was not her place to say which animal got to live and which one got to die. Though she pitied the prey, she knew that it needed to play its role in Nature as a victim of predation.
She could tell by the way of the footfalls that it was something larger than a regular predator, and certainly larger than a prey animal. A Creation, perhaps? Her mother? Her father? Another Lesser Elemental? A mischievous grin spread over her face as she glanced towards the source of the sound. Whatever the case, they would have to cross her first if they wanted to reach their destination.
She loved the Forest, mostly because of the beauty woven by the domed branches, and the natural peacefulness of the Earthen lands. She wouldn't ask to live anywhere else. Not in her wildest dreams would she want to step foot on Eien's rotten, dead territory, nor Akhil's dark tunnels. The Ice territory was just plain cold, and the Fire territory too hot. No, the Earth domain was just right, and it blended all climates and components of the universe beautifully, creating an element that had its own unique qualities.
But Kysannis wasn't one to lounge around too much, either. After all, she had aimed to get out of this place when she was younger. She was still quite young, in fact. Although she had come back and chosen, after exploring the world, the Earth Territory to be her sanctuary and homeland, the spirit of adventure never died within her. And now she was yearning to fly again.
Her ears pricked as they picked up the most subtle of footsteps. Occasionally, an animal would dart down the path, and she would watch it, amused, as it skittered by beneath her, frantically trying to find its home or another safe zone. A predator would sometimes be chasing a poor animal. Kysannis did nothing to intervene. It was Nature at work, working to harmonize the world. It was not her place to say which animal got to live and which one got to die. Though she pitied the prey, she knew that it needed to play its role in Nature as a victim of predation.
She could tell by the way of the footfalls that it was something larger than a regular predator, and certainly larger than a prey animal. A Creation, perhaps? Her mother? Her father? Another Lesser Elemental? A mischievous grin spread over her face as she glanced towards the source of the sound. Whatever the case, they would have to cross her first if they wanted to reach their destination.